- Paperback: 84 pages
- Publisher: LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing (6 Feb 2011)
- Language English
- ISBN-10: 384430360X
- ISBN-13: 978-3844303605
- Product Dimensions: 22 x 15 x 0.5 cm
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Turkey, as a country desiring to find acceptance as a European state since its establishment, has been subject to human rights conditionality of the EU since the beginning of the relations with Turkey's application to join the Community as an associate member in 1959. This book aims to explain the dynamic of the human rights conditionality -which has also evolved over time- in the EU-Turkey relations. From the beginning of the EU-Turkey relations, for each period (pre-Helsinki period, post-Helsinki period and the period after the opening up of accession negotiations), the conflict issues as regards human rights, the EU's approach and Turkey's response in terms of human rights reforms to meet the EU's human rights conditions are scrutinized. By doing so, the book also explores to what extent and under which circumstances, the EU as an external force has affected domestic reform process in Turkey and identifies the deficiencies of the EU's human rights conditionality approach towards Turkey which have become obstacles for the EU to be a more powerful anchor for human rights progress in Turkey.
About the Author
Derya ÖZER, graduated from Ankara University Faculty of Law and completed LLM in EU Law at the University of Essex. Since 2005, she has been working as an expert in Turkish Prime Ministry and has actively taken place in Turkey?s accession negotiations process with the European Union.
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Özer is a prominent young bureaucrat who is, despite her assumed adherence to the state, brave enough to come up with a bald new perspective on the human rights affairs of Turkey so harshly slashed at times, both by those who support the practises and those who oppose them. I have the privilige to know this discerning author personally, and it would be safe for me to say that she never gets satisfied before any subject she sets forth is fully researched, reviewed, analyzed, and interpreted down to each and every detail and and through all angles of view available, and the book only proves the point. The book gets four stars for I know its author could bring whole a lot more on the table of discussion, though what is served may already pass for some concerned onlookers as a feast of varied flavor and bitterness altogether.
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